Salty Hmong Girl Salty Hmong Girl

Salty Hmong Girl

  • AAPI artist
  • BIPOC artist

Regular price$20.00
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ABOUT THE ART
Salty Hmong Girl is a reimagining of the Morton Salt girl, featuring a Hmong woman in traditional dress standing in protest to ICE.


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PROCEEDS from the sale of this print art are donated equally between these Minnesota aid organizations:
ACLU Minnesota
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
International Institute of Minnesota

SPECS
• Every order is custom printed just for you, handcrafted in the USA.
• Paper: Acid free 80lb (216gsm) coated cover weight paper
• High-quality archival inks resist UV exposure and light fading
• American-made wood frames with black, white, or natural matte finish
• Frame face is 1.25" wide x 0.75" deep
• Rabbet joints provide a clean appearance and increased strength.
• Premium clear acrylic glazing is lighter than glass and shatterproof.
• Hardboard backer with integrated hanger 
• Note: Color variations between website previews, your screen, and printed artwork may occur

Meet Tou Yia Xiong

Tou Yia Xiong is a Brooklyn-based illustrator and visual designer with deep ties to Minnesota, where he lived for over a decade before moving to New York City.

His work draws inspiration from nature, sports, urban design, inclusion, and his Hmong heritage, brought to life through a bold geometric style defined by fragmented shapes, high contrast, and playful perspectives. His illustrations often blur the line between digital and analog processes, combining organic forms with nuanced, handcrafted textures.

LOCATION Brooklyn, New York  USA

GET IN TOUCH with Tou Yia Xiong
(Pronounced “two-yee-ah”; you can call me Tou, like the number two.)

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